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Block 3: Grouping of knowledge

Block 3: Block 3: Grouping of knowledge

Definition 4:

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“{proper noun 1} has a/an {singular noun}, called {proper noun 2}”

  • and

“{proper noun 1} has a/an {singular noun}, called {proper noun 3}”

  • equals to

“{proper noun 1} has {number: 2} {plural form of singular noun}, called {proper noun 2} and {proper noun 3}”

Block 3: Definition 4

Example 4:

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Variables: proper noun 1 = “Paul”, proper noun 2 = “John”, proper noun 3 = “Anna”, singular noun = “parent”

 

Given:

  • “John is a parent of Paul.”

Generated conclusion:

  • “Paul has a parent, called John.”              (generated by definition 1)

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Given:

  • “Anna is a parent of Paul.”

Generated conclusion:

  • “Paul has 2 parent [plural of 'parent' is unknown], called John and Anna.”


Given:

  • “Paul has 2 parents, called John and Anna.”

Detected that the generated conclusion is confirmed:

  • “Paul has 2 parent [plural of 'parent' is unknown], called John and Anna.”

Detected: You have entered plural noun “parents”, which was unknown to me.

Block 3: Example 4
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